What does it mean to belong to more than one place at once?
Having spent my life between cultures, I know the feeling of belonging to more than one place. This project grows from that experience and looks at a generation of Afghan women navigating identity, belonging, and the intersection of Afghan heritage and Norwegian everyday life.
Rather than portraying Afghan women through familiar narratives of victimhood or liberation, I want to focus on their individuality—their choices, everyday lives, and the ways they define themselves. Through intimate portraits, personal spaces, objects, and details, the project looks at how heritage and identity are carried, reshaped, and lived in everyday life.